Linksys (WRT54GC) Wireless Router Review

Babita Wakelin It's all about networking. And as the number of computers per household expands, there's a growing need to connect them together so you can share your internet connection around the house. But the idea of getting a wireless network set up in your home could be quite daunting. Luckily Linksys have made it easy. The router comes in the form of a sleek, silver box which tucks away under your desk. There are four ethernet connections allowing you to connect up to several gadgets around the house. And it's very easy to use. You simply plug in the box to your phone line and computer and follow the instructions provided (which are written in plain English). The best part, is if you do have problems, give their 0800 Indian/Phillipines call centre a call and they'll only be too happy to help. Within half an hour you'll have all your computers connected together.

Pros + All-in-one Internet-sharing router + Four-port switch + Wireless-G (802.11g) access point + Shares a single Internet connection and other resources with Ethernet wired, wireless-G, and wireless-B devices + Compact form fits anywhere + High security: Wi-Fi protected access (WPA/WPA2 personal), wireless MAC address filtering, powerful SPI firewall	Cons
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